Podcasts about weezie

What does it take to elevate a simple, everyday product into a beloved premium brand?  In this episode, I sat down with Lindsey Johnson, Co-Founder & CEO of Weezie Towels, to talk about how she's redefining the towel category with quality, intentionality, and customer delight at the core. Lindsey shares how Weezie was built from scratch with a focus on product excellence, brand storytelling, and community feedback. From launching with just a few SKUs to expanding into custom monograms and thoughtful gifting experiences, Weezie's journey is packed with lessons on scaling direct-to-consumer (DTC) operations, maintaining high standards in manufacturing, and adapting to shifting consumer expectations, while staying grounded in its purpose. Here are a few highlights from our conversation: * How Lindsey turned a gap in the towel market into a premium, design-led opportunity * The importance of obsessing over every customer touchpoint—from box to bathroom * Why feedback loops helped shape their core product line and brand evolution * Building a retail-ready experience while staying loyal to DTC roots * What it really means to lead with trust, transparency, and intuition   Join me, Ramon Vela, in listening to the full episode to hear what it takes to build a movement around conscious consumption, one bottle at a time. For more on Weezie Towels, visit:  https://weezietowels.com/ If you enjoyed this episode, please leave The Story of a Brand Show a rating and review.  Plus, don't forget to follow us on Apple and Spotify.  Your support helps us bring you more content like this! * Today's Sponsors: REViVE Amazon Marketing Partners: https://revivemp.com/ REViVE Amazon Marketing Partners helps better-for-you CPG brands win on Amazon with niche expertise, founder-led strategy, and a true partnership model. Built by a CPG founder with a successful exit, REViVE only works with brands they believe in. Curious if Amazon is right for you? Book a Free Deep Dive Strategy Session today.

This week on Startup to Storefront, we're joined by Lindsey Johnson, cofounder and CEO of Weezie, the brand redefining what it means to treat yourself with truly elevated bath essentials. It all started when her longtime friend Liz had a lackluster experience searching for luxury towels. Newly married and recently moved, she couldn't believe how underwhelming the options were—so she called Lindsey. Together, they set out to modernize the linen market, and after years of research, they launched Weezie: plush, absorbent, and meticulously crafted towels and robes made in Portugal and finished by hand in Atlanta.   On this week's episode you'll learn: • How Lindsey and Liz went from friends to cofounders • What it takes to build a product that actually lives up to the hype • Why resilience and critical thinking are key to scaling a startup    

Les, Kurt, and Jason finally start the show on their fourth try only to immediately get sidetracked talking about Haley Joel Osment's arrest and Jason's VERY unpopular opinions about The Breakfast Club. Then Kurt reveals that he's made some progress with his quest to get Natalia Grace on the show (something Les is fully onboard with, too). In Blac Chyna news, Tokio Toni really just wants to make some beats, so she opens up her home and it doesn't end well. Then, it's time to set the table for Hallmark's Hearts Around the Table: Kiki's Fourth Ingredient, a movie which doesn't feature Edith from All and the Family or Weezie from the Jeffersons but does feature Natalie from The Facts of Life (Mindy Cohn). Have yourself a snack, whether that's Kurt's Tater Tot Casserole, some disgusting chocolate zucchini muffins, or some popcorn immediately after giving yourself a manicure.    Bluesky: lifetimeofhallmark Facebook : lifetimeofhallmark Instagram : lifetimeofhallmarkpodcast Threads: lifetimeofhallmarkpodcast TikTok: lifetimeofhallmarkpod Theme song generously donated by purple-planet.com  

On this episode of The Kara Goldin Show, we're joined by Lindsey Johnson, Co-Founder and CEO of Weezie, the luxury towel and robe brand that's elevating the everyday with beautifully crafted, design-forward essentials. After a successful career in finance at companies like Morgan Stanley and BlackRock, Lindsey made a bold pivot into the world of consumer products—and built a brand that's quickly become a go-to for high-quality, customizable bath essentials.During our conversation, Lindsey shares the story behind launching Weezie, how she and her co-founder spotted a white space in the bath category, and the creative process that goes into developing new products and partnerships. We talk about her approach to brand-building, how collaborations with interior designers like Meg Braff come to life, and how digital marketing and social media have fueled Weezie's growth. Lindsey also offers insight into her leadership style, lessons learned from building a team, and advice for anyone looking to make a major career pivot.Whether you're a product-obsessed consumer, a DTC founder, or someone considering a leap into entrepreneurship, this episode is packed with wisdom, inspiration, and actionable takeaways. Now on The Kara Goldin Show. Are you interested in sponsoring and advertising on The Kara Goldin Show, which is now in the Top 1% of Entrepreneur podcasts in the world? Let me know by contacting me at karagoldin@gmail.com. You can also find me @‌KaraGoldin on all networks. To learn more about Lindsey Johnson and Weezie:https://www.instagram.com/lindsey_weezie/https://www.instagram.com/weezietowels/https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindseydorman/https://www.weezietowels.com/ Check out our website to view this episode's show notes: https://karagoldin.com/podcast/671

GGACP celebrates the birthday (January 31) of actor, comedian and co-host of the "How Did This Get Made?" podcast Paul Scheer by revisiting this “very special episode,” recorded back in 2015. In this interview, Paul shares his love of movie misfires, including “Road House,” “Deep Blue Sea,” “A View to a Kill” and the infamous Brando remake of “The Island of Dr. Moreau.” Also, Paul talks to an invisible spaceship, carries (physically) Ving Rhames, and looks back on his days as a VH1 “talking head.” PLUS: “Battlefield Earth”! Tom Hanks raps! The Maytag Repairman gets blackballed! James Karen hangs with Weezie! And Gilbert trashes “The Notebook”! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, Ariel is joined by the duo behind Weezie Towels, Liz Eichholz and Lindsey Johnson. Launched in 2018, Weezie Towels is not only our favorite brand for gorgeous towels, but also a true embodiment of a modern, luxury direct to consumer brand with a big heart. Weezie's origin story is the stuff of lore: Newly married, Liz had a lackluster experience looking for embroidered towels. She approached her long-time friend Lindsey, and the two agreed that there was a gap in the market. They hit the ground running to modernize this niche space, eventually introducing the world to Weezie. Liz, Weezie's Creative Director, was born and raised in Austin, Texas. After receiving a BFA in graphic design from the University of Georgia, she spent five years in New York working in creative, including at Uncommon Goods and Bustle before moving to Savannah, GA with her husband and three children. Managing the business side, CEO Lindsey spent her childhood with stops around the US, before attending Vanderbilt for undergrad, and then Columbia Business School. She spent almost a decade in New York City, before planting roots in Atlanta with her husband and three children. With fifteen years of friendship, and over five years at Weezie (plus six kids between the two of them!), Liz and Lindsey constantly inspire us here, and hopefully you too, as you listen in on the conversation about entrepreneurship in the design world.—Start your own collection of Weezie Towels: https://weezietowels.com/ and use the code TALKSHOP15 for 15% off your entire order. Order ASAP for delivery in time for the holidays!—Follow Liz on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liz_weezie/Follow Lindsey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsey_weezie/Follow Weezie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weezietowels/

On the latest episode of "The Marketing Factor" podcast, we had Lindsey Johnson, CEO and Co-founder of Weezie Towels. Lindsey and her co-founder Liz started Weezie in 2018 to bring a luxury, personalized towel experience to the market after identifying a gap in the industry. Since then, Weezie has grown into a thriving direct-to-consumer brand known for its high-quality, customizable towels and exceptional customer service. Throughout this conversation, Lindsey shares invaluable insights on how Weezie has leveraged personalization to create a unique brand experience that resonates with customers. From authentic influencer partnerships to maintaining a human touch in customer service, Lindsey dives deep into the nuances of personalization and its major role in Weezie's success.

Join me for a delightful conversation with Liz Eichholtz, co-founder of Weezie Towels, the luxury bath linen brand making waves in the industry. Liz shares the personal story behind the brand's inception, her journey from graphic design to entrepreneurship, and the vision driving the company's success. Discover how this dynamic duo is redefining luxury with its innovative approach and commitment to quality.Find their shop here.Follow the brand's Instagram here.Follow the brand's TikTok here.Connect with Liz on Instagram.

This special podcast episode features a conversation about journaling with Tommy's wife of 42 years, Weezie Thompson. They provide advice for people who want to start journaling, emphasizing the need for individuals to make the practice their own. Weezie shares that she uses her journals to note daily affirmations, express gratitude, record prayers, and log specific life events. They also discuss the impact of journaling on their lives, how their practices differ, and how journaling has helped them navigate life's most difficult challenges, such as cancer and grief. Both agree that journaling has helped them find peace, analyze life, see God at work more, and adds joy to their lives. 00:02 Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:59 The Importance and Practice of Journaling 02:09 Personal Experiences and Approaches to Journaling 04:00 The Evolution of Journaling Practices 05:43 The Role of Journaling in Spiritual Life 09:17 The Process and Structure of Journaling 12:09 The Role of Gratitude in Journaling 17:01 The Use of Journaling for Prayer 20:25 The Aesthetics and Tools of Journaling 25:32 The Joy and Freedom in Journaling 28:48 The Importance of Regular Journaling 29:12 Finding the Right Environment for Journaling 29:49 The Role of Journaling in Personal Reflection 31:26 Journaling as a Tool for Contemplation 31:51 Journaling to Track God's Work in Your Life 32:27 Journaling as a Habit for a More Aware Life 33:33 Journaling as a Memory Keeper 34:50 The Benefits of Journaling 40:31 Journaling Through Difficult Times 49:23 Challenges and Recommendations for Journaling You can find Weezie's journals and note cards on her Etsy shop at BotanicalsByWeezie

This special podcast episode features a conversation about journaling with Tommy's wife of 42 years, Weezie Thompson. They provide advice for people who want to start journaling, emphasizing the need for individuals to make the practice their own. Weezie shares that she uses her journals to note daily affirmations, express gratitude, record prayers, and log specific life events. They also discuss the impact of journaling on their lives, how their practices differ, and how journaling has helped them navigate life's most difficult challenges, such as cancer and grief. Both agree that journaling has helped them find peace, analyze life, see God at work more, and adds joy to their lives. 00:02 Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:59 The Importance and Practice of Journaling 02:09 Personal Experiences and Approaches to Journaling 04:00 The Evolution of Journaling Practices 05:43 The Role of Journaling in Spiritual Life 09:17 The Process and Structure of Journaling 12:09 The Role of Gratitude in Journaling 17:01 The Use of Journaling for Prayer 20:25 The Aesthetics and Tools of Journaling 25:32 The Joy and Freedom in Journaling 28:48 The Importance of Regular Journaling 29:12 Finding the Right Environment for Journaling 29:49 The Role of Journaling in Personal Reflection 31:26 Journaling as a Tool for Contemplation 31:51 Journaling to Track God's Work in Your Life 32:27 Journaling as a Habit for a More Aware Life 33:33 Journaling as a Memory Keeper 34:50 The Benefits of Journaling 40:31 Journaling Through Difficult Times 49:23 Challenges and Recommendations for Journaling You can find Weezie's journals and note cards on her Etsy shop at BotanicalsByWeezie

Join Host Jared Christie and Weezie Green of Weezie's Wild Rides in Red River, NM as they talk about all the great places to ride and things to do in Red River.Presented by Rugged Radios (https://www.ruggedradios.com/), Rockford Fosgate Amps (https://rockfordfosgate.com/), & Polaris Adventures (https://adventures.polaris.com/).

Join Host Jared Christie and Weezie Green of Weezie's Wild Rides in Red River, NM as they talk about all the great places to ride and things to do in Red River.Presented by Rugged Radios (https://www.ruggedradios.com/), Rockford Fosgate Amps (https://rockfordfosgate.com/), & Polaris Adventures (https://adventures.polaris.com/).

Tommy Thompson is a Richmond native and an entrepreneur, teacher, author, podcaster, husband to Weezie, and father of 3. Tommy shares their story of losing their daughter Perrin to cancer, and how that heart-wrenching experience led him and Weezie to visit Niger and become a part of building the Perrin School there. Tommy found his purpose in helping others find their own unique purpose and calling. With a seminary degree and a passion for teaching, writing, and communicating, he continues to inspire those who cross his path. You can listen to Tommy's podcast Space for Life here. There's such an ease in staying in our comfort zone. There's such an ease in doing the things that are normal and just going day after day. But that's not where joy and life are to be found... My encouragement for everybody would be to just pick at least one thing that is a little bit out of your comfort zone, that is a broadening and expanding of yourself. - Tommy Thompson In this episode, we talk about: Tommy Thompson's journey to Niger The transformative power of travel and exposure to different cultures Taking small steps outside your comfort zone can broaden your perspective The importance of saying yes to opportunities presented by God The value of giving back and helping others grow in their faith The Perrin School Learn more about LINK Missions and see upcoming mission opportunities⁠

Espera-se que o 5G revolucione o setor das telecomunicações e tenha um impacto significativo em várias áreas, mas antes disso tudo, quais são realmente os principais benefícios e impactos do 5G? Como é que o 5G e IoT podem mudar a nossa vida? A internet vai alguma vez ser gratuita para todos? A evolução tecnológica é uma consequência da guerra? Desde jovem, João mostrou interesse por rádio e começou a transmitir programas no seu quarto, usando um emissor de FM. Estudou Engenharia Eletrotécnica com especialização em Instrumentação, Eletrónica e Computação e iniciou a sua carreira nas telecomunicações. Quando os primeiros projetos de construção de redes de fibra ótica foram lançados, João foi convidado a participar da elaboração desses projetos. Aproveitou a oportunidade, considerando que as telecomunicações haviam passado por uma mudança de paradigma, com a transição do consumo de voz e canais de sinal aberto para o streaming. Acredita que ter fibra ótica e 5G em áreas rurais pode atrair mais pessoas para essas regiões, ajudando a repovoar o interior do país e que Portugal está à frente do mundo em termos de infraestrutura de fibra ótica, mas está consideravelmente atrasado no desenvolvimento do 5G. A Weezie quer revolucionar o setor das telecomunicações globalmente destacando-se por fornecer um ecossistema completo de gestão de redes de fibra ótica, com uma solução abrangente que reduz significativamente o tempo de trabalho e as não conformidades entre o projeto e a implementação. Assim todos os envolvidos no processo de implementação e gestão podem trabalhar numa única plataforma. A Weezie oferece soluções de software para gestão de redes de fibra ótica, com foco na automação e digitalização dos processos relacionados ao desenvolvimento de redes de telecomunicação. O seu software possui diversas funcionalidades, incluindo o Weezie Tasks, um gestor de tarefas para planeamento e controle em tempo real das atividades de instalação e manutenção. Aqui ficam alguns dos melhores momentos: 00:00 — Intro 01:15 — A importância da comunicação entre humanos 04:20 — Uma camisa de satélites Starlink 08:40 — Internet for all 14:33 — Nas mãos do Estado 15:50 — Técnicos Portugueses arrancam para França 17:30 — Faturar um ano num mês 19:00 — Simplificar 20:02 — Vantagens do 5G 25:02 — Tesla — Lidar VS Processamento de imagem 26:38 — Infraestruturas do futuro 28:40 — O início do SMS 31:05 — Oportunidades na evolução 37:36 — A necessidade aguça o engenho 43:03 — FRIGIDEIRA 45:12 — O que é uma bitola? 47:25 — Consequências tecnológicas da Guerra 54:42 — Abandonamos os dirigíveis? 59:38 — Rio Tejo foi um Aeroporto E sigam-nos nas redes sociais: • Instagram: http://instagram.bitalk.podcast • TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@bitalk_podcast • Linkedin: http://linkedin.bitalk.pt • Facebook: http://facebook.bitalk.pt Uma produção GAFFVisuals https://gaffvisuals.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitalk/message

  I am so super excited to share my most recent podcast with Lindsey Johnson, co-founder and CEO of one of my most favorite brands - Weezie Towels. Lindsey tells us the story of how she and her co-founder Liz built Weezie Towels into one of the fastest growing luxury towel brands and has won the support and like from people like Gwentyth Paltrow and Reese Witherspoon. But just like any start up story, it took an incredible amount of hard work, grit and perseverance to get to where they are today. In our conversation, we start at the very beginning where Lindsey tells us about her career in the financial industry in NYC where she was on track to end up in venture capital. However, while at Columbia Business School, her best friend Liz approached her about starting a towel company. Lindsey was skeptical at first but after a year and half of customer research and product development, Lindsey agreed with Liz that there was a hole in the market. They officially launched Weezie Towels in 2018 and were off to the races. Fast forward almost 5 years, they have hit several major milestones such as opening their first brick and mortar in Atlanta, growing their team to 60 people and expanding into other products such as bath robes, baby towels, and beach towels. I can't wait for you all to learn more about their inspiring story. And before we dive into the interview, Lindsey was kind enough to provide the listeners with a 15% discount off weezie towel purchases – you can use the code HighFive15

Savannah Blues by Mary Kay Andrews Part 3http://bit.ly/3D6dTWNEloise Foley, known to her friends as Weezie, has been through the divorce from hell. Her ex-husband Tal (aka Talmadge Evans III) was awarded their house in Savannah's historic district, the house that Weezie had spent years painstakingly restoring to its original splendor. Weezie was awarded the two-bedroom carriage house on the same property. Each was sure the other would sell. But Tal has taken up residence in the main house with his new girlfriend Caroline DeSantos (who never seems to perspire or have a hair out of place during the wilting Savannah summer), Weezie is running her antiques business out back, and neither will budge. She's also got a few loony relatives and a hunky former boyfriend to contend with, and if that's not enough, dirty deals aplenty wherever she turns.In this town, where everybody knows everybody's business, something's got to give, and something does....http://bit.ly/3D6dTWNhttps://bookcastmedia.com

Savannah Blues by Mary Kay Andrews Part 2http://bit.ly/3D6dTWNEloise Foley, known to her friends as Weezie, has been through the divorce from hell. Her ex-husband Tal (aka Talmadge Evans III) was awarded their house in Savannah's historic district, the house that Weezie had spent years painstakingly restoring to its original splendor. Weezie was awarded the two-bedroom carriage house on the same property. Each was sure the other would sell. But Tal has taken up residence in the main house with his new girlfriend Caroline DeSantos (who never seems to perspire or have a hair out of place during the wilting Savannah summer), Weezie is running her antiques business out back, and neither will budge. She's also got a few loony relatives and a hunky former boyfriend to contend with, and if that's not enough, dirty deals aplenty wherever she turns.In this town, where everybody knows everybody's business, something's got to give, and something does....http://bit.ly/3D6dTWNhttps://bookcastmedia.com

Savannah Blues by Mary Kay Andrews Part 1http://bit.ly/3D6dTWNEloise Foley, known to her friends as Weezie, has been through the divorce from hell. Her ex-husband Tal (aka Talmadge Evans III) was awarded their house in Savannah's historic district, the house that Weezie had spent years painstakingly restoring to its original splendor. Weezie was awarded the two-bedroom carriage house on the same property. Each was sure the other would sell. But Tal has taken up residence in the main house with his new girlfriend Caroline DeSantos (who never seems to perspire or have a hair out of place during the wilting Savannah summer), Weezie is running her antiques business out back, and neither will budge. She's also got a few loony relatives and a hunky former boyfriend to contend with, and if that's not enough, dirty deals aplenty wherever she turns.In this town, where everybody knows everybody's business, something's got to give, and something does....http://bit.ly/3D6dTWNhttps://bookcastmedia.com

Amy and Joe celebrate their 200th episode with a hollywood mobster murder, several awful disasters including pigeons spreading fires, blizzards causing disarray, bombs being lost and ICE-T becoming a man.  All of this while our dogs Weezie and Ralphie wrestle and play with squeaky toys.  Enjoy!   Part of the Queen City Podcast Network: www.queencitypodcastnetwork.com. Credits Include:  Boston Daily Globe,  LA Times, NY TImes,  The Daily News, Popculture.us, Wikipedia, New York Times, IMDB & Youtube.  Information may not be accurate, as it is produced by jerks. Music by MATT TRUMAN EGO TRIP, the greatest American Band. Click Here to buy their albums!

Today's guest is Weezie Davenport, a holistic health coach, business owner, a personal friend, and true believer in what it means to eat real, whole colorful foods while supporting local and one's community through sustainable practices. Professionally trained as an elementary educator, she wed her passion for wellness education and became a certified health coach through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. That experience made it abundantly clear that while many people want to eat healthy and support local farmers, they don't always enjoy cooking, much less have the time for it. At the prompting of a few such clients, she began planning and creating healthy, nutrient dense meals for others and her meal delivery service Weezie's Colorful Kitchen was born. Today, she is supporting the local community and improving the health of others through nutritious and delicious meals. She is promoting a cleaner environment through sustainable practices such as reusable containers and composting, and she is helping to encourage real, whole food nutrition by painting a colorful plate for others with thoughtfully sourced ingredients. In our conversation we discuss How she became very immersed in the nutrition world when her family became the owners of her city's number one local natural market, and how that shaped her nutritional philosophy and career Her path from getting certified as a holistic health coach to starting her own meal delivery service, the foods she offers, the ingredients she incorporates, and how she finds her recipe inspiration The difference between local food, and those more conventional or factory farmed options, and why the former is so much better for you. Why sustainability, eating seasonally, and supporting local farmers are all so important, and what you can do today to adopt healthier practices Her tips for healthy meal planning, grocery shopping, prep, and feeding your family Resources: Gratisfied Healthified Online Magazine Instagram: @gratisfied @healthified Empower Bar Baking Mix Weezie's Colorful Kitchen Weezie's Colorful Kitchen on IG Laundry Strips Don't Be Trashy Book Alo Yoga Online Shampoo Bar Boketto Wellness

"On your left!" We are back from break celebrating American's Ass and Bonnie starts off Marvel Gal's Month talking about Marvel comic book editor and author, Louise "Weezie" Simonson! 

  This is it, the end of the Loners....well, sort of. We still have a couple more appearances of this team, but this is the final issue of this crazy run, so we should reflect on what we have learned. I think we can say that this series is not complete, and is a little strange. It was experimental and challenging, and unexpected. And whether you like it or not, you have to appreciate the ambition of it's creators. Experiments are not always successful, but they can be interesting. So what failed in this series. Probably some of the re-characterization of Julie. You can see some of the characterization that Weezie originally conceived, but there are some changes that are uncomfortable. She is an underage woman who has been sexualized. While I am glad that it is not more than just the eye candy view, and her response to being attacked was great, it still felt strange. Speaking of which, there was a definite effort to make this more of a teen+ book with the more adult themes. More relationships, discussions of addiction and trauma, and sex. There is a lot of meat that the creators where sewing into the story in order to build a future story. They just did not make it. I would not punch this series and call it bad. I would say that the series is not for everyone, and it is not complete. But I want to recognize some of the great beats the story provided, and the discussion we had. And it is always about the journey....right? Sometimes we read some content that leaves us feeling a couple of different ways, possibly fighting feelings about how we will land on the material. That can be good. It is always helpful to challenge the status quo. We need some growth and change...and we need to see two Darkhawks beat each other up. We are going to see these cats in a a few more issues, but this is the end of The Loners series. Bye The Loners!     You can visit our webpage to see the pictures we talked about: https://jeffandrickpresent.wordpress.com/2022/06/19/the-loners-v1-6-double-identities/   You can also subscribe and listen to us on YouTube!    We also have some merchandise over at Redbubble. We have a couple of nifty shirts for sale. https://www.redbubble.com/people/jeffrickpresent/?asc=u   Our show supports the Hero Initiative, Helping Comic Creators in Need.  http://www.heroinitiative.org/   Eighties Action by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3703-eighties-action License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Clenched Teeth by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3517-clenched-teeth License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license  

The key to DTC towel brand Weezie's success is staying in its lane -- or, bathroom. That's according to co-founder Lindsey Johnson who joined this week's Modern Retail Podcast. The company, which makes luxury bath towels along with other bathroom-related products like bathrobes and bathmats, has seen year-over-year growth and said late last year that it was on track to hit eight figures in revenue in 2021. "The bath towel is the hero product of Weezie, and we are going to stay in that world," Johnson said. According to Johnson, what has helped Weezie grow is the company's relatively conservative approach to growth. Other than a seed round, Weezie has remained bootstrapped -- and it's been very intentional about every expansion or new sales channel into which it's dived. Some of that is because of the very nature of the business. Weezie offers custom embroidered towels -- all of which are made and fulfilled in its own U.S.-based facility. Scaling such an operation is difficult, to say the least. "[Wholesale] is something we've always struggled with... because customization is such a big part of the business," she said. "While, of course, our products are wonderful on their own, it doesn't tell the whole story." Now, thanks to growth from the last few years, Johnsons is trying to figure out how to grow these channels while remaining true to Weezie's roots. Meanwhile, she's also trying to figure out where to expand to next geographically. Weezie currently has one store in Atlanta, which she says has been a successful sales driver and brand booster. With that, Johnson is also thinking about opening more stores, but added "it's not in the near-term roadmap." Put together, Johnson has big plans for the next few months -- but is also trying to make sure Weezie stays by its North Star. "I think it's a big year of just investing in the future," she said.

For this week's episode, Stephanie sits down with her friend Weezie Davenport, founder of Weezie's Colorful Kitchen to discuss health and wellness, how she got started in the work that she's doing, and why it's so close to her heart. Weezie is passionate about helping people eat nutritious meals that prevent waste, save time and energy, and make them feel happier and healthier, and she's sharing some of her favorite tips for creating healthy, organic meals that don't break your budget.   Check out the show notes: theinspirationlab.co/post/episode-45 Follow us @theinspirationlab and let us know your biggest takeaway from this conversation! © 2021 The Inspiration Lab® Podcast

Brigid and Elizabeth are back with their Top 3 items for April, AND now you can shop directly from the Life With BE website! Join them as they chat all things spring, because you know they love a good theme! From Elizabeth's newfound attempts at becoming an organized packer to her also newfound ability to embrace non- live flowers (we don't say faux around here) and Brigid's excitement at the coming together of two favorite brands (Weezie and Tuckernuck) to spruce up her powder bath, as well as her foray into fashion finds! (No more old lady tennis shoes for B!) Listen in for a trip down memory lane a la Bonne Bell 10.0.6 lotion and Lip Smacker, some thoughts on how to make monogramming and embroidery edgy (ha! You can guess which of the gals is on that mission) and how to nail the high-low fashion dream we're all striving for. (Target dresses forever! But, with a touch of luxe!!)

Co-founder of Weezie Towels Lindsey Johnson joins me to talk about why Weezie towels are different from other towels, opening up Weezie's first store in Atlanta, working with other brands and so much more. Read the article on Forbes.com and see pictures of this fabulous store: https://www.forbes.com/sites/amandalauren/2021/10/29/weezie-towels-turns-three-and-opens-up-their-first-brick-and-mortar-store/?sh=7f1f99151e22 Shop Weezie Towels: https://weezietowels.com/ Connect with Amanda Lauren: https://www.instagram.com/itsamandalauren/ https://twitter.com/AmandaLauren

Weezie's 12 is a short form podcast by Cheers Charlotte host Jay Weezie.  Jay asks the same 12 questions to Industry, Influencers and Amateurs in the food and beverage world. Some questions are simple and some are little more thought provoking.  They all are in good fun to give you another side of the people that serve you beer, cook your food, or you follow on Instagram. In between full length episodes of Cheers Charlotte you'll get these 10-20 minute episodes of Weezie's 12.  Each week is a different person sometimes suggested by a previous guest of the show, but always someone interesting and creative. This week Weezie talks with Sam Fitz from D.C. based Anxo Cidery.  Sam did a zoom talk on his cider in 2020 with Weezie in attendance and his knowledge of the segment is astounding.  So he thought he would be great to have on and get his answers to the 12 questions.  Look for Anxo ciders all over North Carolina and if you dont see it, ask for it.  Now lets get his answers to the 12 questions... The post Ep – 25 – Weezie's 12 with Sam Fitz of Anxo Cidery appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.

The Weezie Library for Children has the vision to make every child a library user. In this episode, Janet talks to Head of the Children's Department Leslie Malcolm and her team to find out what they do to support children from the their very first library card to their development into teen and adult material. She also explains her approach for reluctant readers.Behind the Shelves is a production The Nantucket Atheneum.It was written, edited and narrated by Janet ForestSpecial thanks to the Atheneum Staff featured in this episode:(In order of appearance.)Laura Pless Freedman -- Library AssociateJim Borzilleri -- Reference Library AssociateElizabeth Kelly -- Head of CirculatiomLeslie Malcom -- Head of Children'sJessi Dearborn -- Children's Library AssociateKaty Dehart --Children's Library AssociateLincoln Thurber -- Head of ReferenceEllen Young -- Young Adult Library AssociateThe Nantucket Atheneum is located at 1 India Street in Nantucket, Massachusetts. We'd love for you to come by and say hello.You can visit our website at nantucketatheneum.org

Newly married and on the hunt for luxury towels, founder Liz had a lackluster experience finding the perfect ones so set out to modernize luxury, customizable towels and the experience with purchasing them. Shop their pieces at: https://weezietowels.com 

Weezie's 12 is a short form podcast by Cheers Charlotte host Jay Weezie.  Jay asks the same 12 questions to Industry, Influencers and Amateurs in the food and beverage world. Some questions are simple and some are little more thought provoking.  They all are in good fun to give you another side of the people that serve you beer, cook your food, or you follow on Instagram. In between full length episodes of Cheers Charlotte you'll get these 10-20 minute episodes of Weezie's 12.  Each week is a different person sometimes suggested by a previous guest of the show, but always someone interesting and creative. This week Weezie talks with Nils Weldy, who by the way is the whole reason Cheers Charlotte exists.  Nils introduced Cesar and Jay at a meeting for Queen City Brewers Festival and that started it all.  Nils is now the Executive Director of the Charlotte Independent Brewers Alliance.  Nils is a staple in the Charlotte beer world working behind the scenes to make it one of the best in the country.   Now lets get his answers to the 12 questions... The post Ep – 24 – Weezie's 12 with Nils Weldy Executive Director of C.I.B.A. appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.

Weezie's 12 is a short form podcast by Cheers Charlotte host Jay Weezie.  Jay asks the same 12 questions to Industry, Influencers and Amateurs in the food and beverage world. Some questions are simple and some are little more thought provoking.  They all are in good fun to give you another side of the people that serve you beer, cook your food, or you follow on Instagram. In between full length episodes of Cheers Charlotte you'll get these 10-20 minute episodes of Weezie's 12.  Each week is a different person sometimes suggested by a previous guest of the show, but always someone interesting and creative. This week Weezie sits down with his high school friend and pitmaster for the Midwood Smokehouse Matt Barry.  Matt has been making some of the best BBQ in the Carolinas for over 10 years now.  After studying in Texas he brought back those skills to North Carolina and is one of the leading pitmasters in North Carolina.  Now lets get his answers to the 12 questions... Photo Credit: The Charlotte Observer  The post Ep – 23 – Weezie's 12 with Matt Barry of Midwood Smokehouse appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.

Weezie's 12 is a short form podcast by Cheers Charlotte host Jay Weezie.  Jay asks the same 12 questions to Industry, Influencers and Amateurs in the food and beverage world. Some questions are simple and some are little more thought provoking.  They all are in good fun to give you another side of the people that serve you beer, cook your food, or you follow on Instagram. In between full length episodes of Cheers Charlotte you'll get these 10-20 minute episodes of Weezie's 12.  Each week is a different person sometimes suggested by a previous guest of the show, but always someone interesting and creative. This week Weezie sits down with Brad Burton the Sales Manager at Newgrass Brewing in Shelby, NC.  This little brewery has reinvented itself making some of the craziest pastry sours around.  Now lets get his answers to the 12 questions... The post Ep – 22 – Weezie's 12 with Brad Burton of Newgrass Brewing appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.

Wes is joined by award-winning comic book editor Joe Corallo and comic super-fan Eric Breen to review Frank Miller's Daredevil and discuss the career of Louise Simonson. Frank Miller revitalized Daredevil with his gritty art and even grittier storytelling. He reintroduces the Kingpin to New York in Daredevil #170-#172, who quickly became Daredevil's signature villain. Daredevil the character and the comic book series would never be the same again. (00:00) Louise Simonson is a creative dynamo whether it be writer or editor. She was one of the driving forces behind the greatest comic book run of all-times, Chris Claremont's Uncanny X-Men. Weezie made major contributions as a writer as well: X-Factor's Apocalypse, New Mutants' Cable and Superman's Steel. No matter where she went Louise Simonson made a lasting impact felt in comic books to this day. (52:11)   Support Thinking Critical at Ko-fi. Monthly subscriptions receive bonus content and early access to some channel content. Ko-fi.com/thinkingcritical Thank you for supporting the channel!

Sarah sits down with the Co-Founder and Creative Director of Weezie Towels, Liz Eichholz to talk towels. (But like the fluffiest, softest towels you've ever touched!) She tells the story of how she and her partner Lindsey Johnson founded one of the fastest growing luxury towel brands on the market.Learn More About Weezie by going to: www.weezietowels.com

In this week's episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Leah Craig Fieser, Executive Director at Brother Wolf Animal Rescue. In honor of National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day we are interviewing Leah Craig Fieser, the Executive Director of Brother Wolf Animal Rescue in Asheville, NC. We invited Leah to speak with us about her team as one of our goals is to bring awareness to adopting senior pets, and chose Brother Wolf, as I adopted my senior pup, Weezie from their rescue in 2019.    Weezie was a bit older than 10 years old at the time, but still has the energy of a 6-year-old :)   I am dedicated to raising awareness about adopting senior pets as they have often, like Weezie, been in family homes for many years, and adjusting to a shelter can be difficult. While they may come with unique needs, animal rescues and shelters can work with you to find the right match for you and your family, and a senior pet can be a wonderful companion -  I know my senior pup has been a welcome addition to the family.  Show Highlights  1)  Leah speaks to how she has helped build communication channels and fostered feedback from all key stakeholders (17:42) 2)  How Leah and the team have managed change while fostering their organizational culture (27:29) 3) Creating the line of sight from an individual's role to the broader vision and strategy. Hear how diverse communication actions implemented as small steps help build a stronger communication process over time. (33:46) 4) Mapping your ecosystem - how does Brother Wolf partner with other organizations to amplify their shared mission of animal welfare. (41:29) Related Links To learn more about Brother Wolf Animal Rescue you can https://www.bwar.org (visit their website) or follow them on https://www.facebook.com/BrotherWolfAnimalRescue/ (Facebook) or https://www.instagram.com/brotherwolfanimalrescue/ (Instagram) (@brotherwolfanimalrescue) You can keep the giving going and support the companion animals at Brother Wolf by donating items from their https://www.chewy.com/g/brother-wolf-animal-rescue_b72572436 (Chewy.com Wishlist) https://teamesandco.com/teams/organizational-design (Learn more about how TEAMES & CO builds effective and empowered teams that deliver results.) Related Episodes: Want to learn more about communications. https://teamesandco.com/podcast/09 (Check out our episode “How to Foster Culture and Accelerate Growth with Communication.”) Views expressed by guests are their own and may not reflect the views of Teames and Co. Mention of particular products or services and participation of a guest does not imply an endorsement by Teames and Co. The information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes and should not be taken as professional advice.

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne talk all about stereotypes. They also ask the big question..... Do you want to have kids? Are you having kids? EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/gypopodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

Liz Eichholz, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Weezie joins host Emily Landers on today's episode of HSDT?. From The Big Apple to Georgia, Liz's entrepreneurial spirit and creative mind have taken her far. When she sensed a gap in the market for high-quality towels during a painfully tedious shopping experience, she approached her dear friend Lindsey with the idea for a modern-lux towel brand. Two years later, Weezie has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, and is expanding every day. Liz spills on how surreal it is to see your dream begin to take flight, how to trust your gut, and running with a plan even when it's scary. Liz is someone we'd all like to emulate - don't miss this episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howdshedothat/support

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne talk all about puberty and bullying. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/gypopodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne talk all about self love. They also discuss whether or not you should even be in a relationship. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/gypopodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne discuss the friendship breakups and how to makeup. We also discuss how friendships end from boys, lying and not keeping secrets. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/gypopodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

This episode was created from my heart for you. ♥ It's dedicated to Perrin Thompson. ♥Tommy Thompson is a native of Richmond Virginia, a graduate of Davidson College with a BS in Sociology, and a Master of Divinity degree from Union Theological Seminary. He has been an owner for the last 35 years in a wide array of businesses including retail, manufacturing, and service, both by way of start-up and acquisition. In each of these entities he has served as CFO and/or CEO. Tommy has served for the last 15 years as a partner and CFO of Washington DC South, a land development company actively developing over 2000 acres between Richmond and Washington, D.C.Tommy is also the founder and owner of Thompson Coaching and Consulting which provides coaching, consulting and resources for those seeking to integrate and maximize who they are in all areas of their life. Tommy hosts a podcast, Space for Life, a weekly blog, Reflections, and released his first book, Space to Breathe Again in the fall of 2021.Outside of work hours Tommy leads a Mentoring Ministry at his church in Richmond and is an avid golfer. Tommy has been married to Weezie for over 38 years with two amazing sons, Chris and Alex.Website: www.tommythompson.org Book: www.SpacetoBreatheAgain.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit debcrowe.substack.com

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne discuss how private school is a cult. They also discuss their personal experiences in private schools. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne discuss friends with benefits, defining the relationship, and whether or not you should post your significant other on social media. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne discuss cheating and how to stay friends for years like Jaicyne and Weezie EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne discuss fuckboys and saying I love you. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

Lindsey Johnson and her co-founder Liz Eicholz were close friends before starting their groundbreaking luxury “bathleisure” brand, Weezie. With a background in finance, Johnson was a natural fit for CEO while her partner excels in creative direction and brand building. Listen as Lindsey and David discuss first-time foundership, what sets Weezie products apart, and how to carve out your own unique success story.

In today's episode, Weezie and Jaicyne discuss the importance of communication and also the importance of knowing your love language out of the five love languages. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ WEEZIE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/weeziebeauty

In today's episode, Weezie, Agnes, and Jaicyne answer random questions about themselves. In case you guys were curious about each of the girls personally; this is the episode to refer to. EMAIL US gypopodcast@gmail.com OUR INSTAGRAMS https://www.instagram.com/isthatweezie/ https://www.instagram.com/jaicyne/ https://www.instagram.com/kenyandime/

On this episode, we talk with Lindsay Johnson about how she started her company Weezie Towels and how she feels about outside financing in the beginning of starting a business. She speaks about juggling COVID-19, a new baby, and her business. She co-founded her business to fill a desire for luxury towels and wanted to create an easier way for shopping for high performance and desirable design for a luxury brand of towels. Advice for starting a business: - Nothing happens overnight. It takes a long time to officially launch. It took Lindsay two years! - You need to be passionate about your business. You should go to bed thinking about it and wake up thinking about it. - Feel comfortable and confident in your business before hiring employees so that you can be masters before trying to teach new helpers. - Seeking outside funding is a very personal decision. There are a lot of variables to consider. - Keep your marketing cohesive. Starting a business can be daunting. There are a lot of factors to consider, and there isn't always a clear answer. The start-up process is a very individualized process and should be treated as such. Your business should be something your passionate about, it will become a huge part of your life. Even in the face of COVID, though many of their launches have been pushed back, Weezie is still finding ways to thrive! Visit Weezie's website here. To learn more about the Wealth Edit, visit our website and take our quiz! We post fun updates and tips on our Instagram, @wealthedit, and YouTube, so make sure to come see us! Check out the podcast on Spotify! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We chat to Andrew Ferguson the Stat Man, the big Yeezie has a blue with Sid, and the big Weezie argues with the Bunker